Anti-dumping investigation on Nylon-6 chips imports
04/05/2009 12:00
The Ministry of Commerce has initiated an anti-dumping investigation in to imports of Nylon-6 chip products from the US, EU, Taiwan and Russia. It will investigate the impact of the imported
Nylon-6 on the domestic producers of the textile product.
Normally under World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules an investigation on dumping charges needs to be completed within a period of one year and can subsequently increase that period by six more months, if needed.
Nylon-6 chips are majorly imported from Taiwan (53.73%), US (12.37%) and Germany (7.21%) and from other countries. In 2004, China had implemented anti-dumping measures on imports from Taiwan on the same product, but had withdrawn it in 2005.
Fibre2fashion News Desk – India
May 01, 2009 (China)
Source: www.fibre2fashion.com
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